Ports & Terminals
Find freight gateways listed as ports or terminals, including waterfront facilities supporting ocean, coastal, and inland waterway movements.
Containers · Bulk · Breakbulk · Ro-Ro · Specialized cargo
Search ports and freight terminals by location, terminal type, freight handled, transportation connections, and available capabilities across North America.
Ports and terminals serve different freight, transportation modes, and handling requirements. Start with the kind of gateway your move requires.
Find freight gateways listed as ports or terminals, including waterfront facilities supporting ocean, coastal, and inland waterway movements.
Containers · Bulk · Breakbulk · Ro-Ro · Specialized cargo
Find terminals connecting rail and truck for containerized and intermodal freight.
Rail · Truck · Containers · Intermodal connections
Find terminals supporting dry bulk, liquid bulk, chemicals, petroleum, agricultural products, and other commodity flows.
Dry bulk · Liquid bulk · Storage · Transfer · Specialized handling
Find inland freight terminals and rail-served facilities supporting regional distribution, industrial freight, and multimodal connections.
Rail · Truck · Storage · Industrial freight · Transload
Compare ports and terminals by location, freight handled, transportation connections, terminal type, storage, and specialized capabilities.
Sample results for layout only; real counts and fields come from Commtrex data. Result 2 shows a record with fewer listed fields. Cards show only what each record lists.
The right terminal depends on what it handles, how freight moves through it, and the transportation and storage capabilities available at the site.
Ports and terminals connect transportation modes, allowing freight to move between marine, rail, truck, storage, and distribution networks.
Search terminals using the cargo, commodities, equipment, and handling requirements associated with your freight.
Freight groups use the shared Commtrex freight taxonomy used on Transload and Rail & Rail Services. Some values appear in more than one group. Freight is recorded mainly for bulk, liquid and transfer facilities, so a freight filter narrows results toward them.
Search the types of ports and terminals that support freight moving through North American supply chains.
Each type is a category Commtrex records. Marine, breakbulk and specialized terminals are not recorded as separate types; their nearest recorded categories are listed instead.
Explore ports and terminals serving major freight markets, industrial regions, transportation corridors, and multimodal networks across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
1,999 records across North America.
Cities with the most records for the layers shown. Each link searches that market. Snapshot of Commtrex records, 2026-09-29.
Search by location, terminal type, freight handled, transportation connections, and available capabilities to identify ports and terminals relevant to your freight.
Commtrex includes freight facilities across categories such as marine, intermodal, bulk, liquid, inland, and specialized terminals where relevant network information is available.
Where freight information is available, you can search or narrow terminals using the commodities and cargo types relevant to your move.
Where railroad and facility connection information is available, you can identify ports and terminals with relevant rail access and railroad connections.
Yes. Where terminal and freight information is available, you can identify facilities supporting dry bulk, liquid bulk, and related commodity-handling requirements.
Commtrex provides logistics network coverage across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Tell us where your freight needs to move through the network and what the terminal needs to handle. Search for ports and terminals with the location, connections, and capabilities relevant to the job.